When the Sun No Longer Warms Us

Joana Capella Buendia, Aymara Arreaza R, Natalia Domínguez, Georgia Vardarou

Quan ja no ens escalfa el sol (When the Sun No Longer Warms Us) explores how constructivist violence and processes such as gentrification affect our bodies. It is an on-site project, a space for dialogue, a choreography. Gentrification is movement, displacement, an intimate relationship with a space that is breaking down, with a territory. Created from the direct effect of an urban change, the works act to trigger a collective process in which the exhibition becomes an installation, sound and dance, thereby offering other possibilities to tackle a problem in our cities.

Zaida Trallero. Trallero pursues her practice in a number of fields: curating, writing, research and cultural management. Since 2017, she has been a member of the trama34 cultural association and artists’ workshop (L'Hospitalet del Llobregat), where she runs projects such as Els col·leccionables del kiosk solitari; AF.FAIR. Another fucking fair; and Meta Monumental Market. She has worked with spaces and institutions such as Salón (Madrid); Museu d'història de L'Hospitalet del Llobregat; Chiquita Room; Trastero 109 (Palma de Mallorca); Museu de l'Empordà (Figueres); Goethe Institut (Barcelona); Fundació Tàpies; Sant Andreu Contemporani; Arts Visuals Can Felipa; and La Casa Encendida (Madrid). She has also been a mentor for the Sala d'Art Jove. She is the co-founder of the online publishing initiative Site-Specific Conversation and she writes for artists’ publications and cultural platforms.